22 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references names and events including Barry Wieder and a Thursday evening visit in Mowite plus mentions of a defense and a bad plea. The readables are sparse and unclear but indicate a public notice style with incomplete personal names and dates.
The text presents a garbled query about a pact and its terms. It asks to determine details from an unclear source and references an action or date. No coherent facts or named entities are readable to summarize.
A fragmented report notes Thurman, Gees, Sande, and multiple companions setting out on a cycling trek from Morea toward various stops. The group includes Mrs FB and Mr eal, with limited legible names and places due to OCR damage.
North of Town 7 ladies aid met with four visitors on a Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Seuss, Louie Mate, James Conmill, Tray Howard, Laura Majtes, Ralph Miliex, Susie Rowe, Frank Brown, and Miss ail-dar. A vote approved readership dues.
A church notice lists J GL Set Hutchinsen as pastor emeritus and references church leadership readings. The fragmentary item appears as a local ecclesiastical announcement in period voice.
The Epworin Learue and Indianola show improved results this year with plans for future division and larger participation. A note mentions Gur Varation Church School restarting Monday at 8:30 and calls for regular attendance, while the school week schedule and Four Quarety Conference are touched on with preparations and expected sessions.
Sunday services listed with morning worship and Epworth League at 2 pm. Evening worship at 7 pm with Sunday school at 3 pm. Rev Gite and minister E z race are noted. church calls all welcome.
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